| Back to Back Issues Page |
 |
|
Yep, you are going to flunk Vol.145 September 2016 September 08, 2016 |
I'm Betting You Flunk my'Culture of Hitting' Test Building a Culture of Hitting Common Sense Approach
I have said plenty of times a ‘player will go as far as their bat takes them’. Is hitting important? Yes, it’s really, really important. Do the best hitters stay in the game longer? Yes, I think so. You don’t see too many good hitters sitting on the bench very long. Troy Silva said it this way. “Your success in baseball is dictated by how well you can hit. You get your accolades on how well you can hit. You play at the next level on how well you can hit. You continue to play a position you are not very good at if you can hit. The other thing it does for you is it builds a confidence and it builds a fun factor. No one has fun when they are slumping or not hitting well. You got to hit well. No one comes home after a game and says, “You know what, I was 0 for 4 and I had three strikeouts, but I played really good defense—‘whoo’-‘who’—‘yippee’ —that was really great.” No, no one does that. You got to hit. You got to hit often because your future will be dictated by how well you can hit.” Tony Silva: Author 9 Innings of Hitting
Hitting Ability Dictates Our 'FUN_LEVEL'Does hitting increase the ‘Fun’ Level for a player?Indeed it does! Players who cannot hit well will more than likely not want to hang around the game very long because it becomes demoralizing, frustrating and embarrassing. There is no joy in Mudville when hitters struggle to hit the ball hard. Parents are frustrated and this likely spills over into increased level of criticism on the kid from the parents (and less praise and accolades). The kid is upset and demoralized feeling more and more degraded. Eventually the players who can’t hit well start heading for the exits and find other stuff to do with their time. Click Here and Say, Dave Send Me the 'CULTURE OF HITTING' Test Who Wants to See How High They Can ScoreIf hitting is this important that our fun-factor level, our overall enjoyment, and longevity in the game is correlated to it then why don’t we do everything we can to put hitting at the top of the list of player development importance?Answer: Our youth baseball organizations do not know how to fully implement it. We just do not have a system in place to develop hitters properly. We shoot ourselves in our foot by deceiving ourselves in the appearance of trying to help. Our coaches think they are helping but oddly and unknowingly the coaches and parents are ruining hitters. Now, our mostly volunteer army of youth baseball coaches put in a tremendous amount of their own time and sacrifice to do what they do. We could not operate our teams and organizations without our coaches. At the same time we need to help the coaches and adults by giving them the tools and knowledge to best equip them to be able to create and Build a culture of developing hitters. Lets show the adults how to implement the best system to increase player enjoyment and success. Take the 'Culture of Hitting' Test (You are going to fail)Click on the Link and type in "Dave send me the 'Culture of Hitting' Test.Test takes about 5 minutes to finish. It's Easy on our brains. Click Here & I Will Sent You the 'Culture of Hitting' Test PS. My brand new book 'Building a Culture of Hitting' is getting close to being released. My entire system will be available for everyone soon. Contact me NOW so I can send you the free 'CULTURE OF HITTING' Test. See where your team/organization scores. Video How to Coach Hitters During Games Part 1 Check out my interview with Jim Cromer on Youth Baseball Talk Podcast...Part 1 of 2 Recommend you subscribe to his show! They have good topics and better guests than me to listen to. Youth Baseball Talk Interview with Coach Dave Holt follow Coach and Play Baseball on Facebook Your Child Is Not Going to Play Pro or College Baseball Coach and Play Baseball YouTube Channel Unique Player Development Strategies for local organizations. Ramp Up for Next Season Now!
Latest News from Coach and Play Baseball CLOSEOUT PRICE: Super Simple GuideBookOnly 3 Copies Left100 Page Binder with 3 Audio Cds
Before you learn the baseball stuff you should really know how to build a coaching approach and style.
Here is the workbook and audio CDs that will help build your foundation to manage your ballclub. I often use the measuring stick by seeing how many of your ballplayers return to play the next year. Are you helping kids to get better, enjoy the game, and build on the experiences of being a good teammate? Are you attracting players to baseball or driving them out? Are you a magnet to players or a repellent? Use this guidebook and audio CDs to study the best practices for successful youth coaches and parents.
Super Simple Guide to Coaching Youth Baseball with 3 Audio CDs.
Baseball Impossible Player Development MakeOver 6 DVD Set Virtual Coaching Clinics & LessonsContact me anytime about anything.Baseball Clinic Guidebooks for Sports Parents Special Bundle Deal for all 4-eBooks My most popular player development products will be on SALE for only a few more days. September 2016 Vol. 145 Additional TopicsVideos Coaching BaseballRevolutionize Baseball Coaching - 3 DVD Set NOW HERE!
Our current player development system does not work nearly as well as it should. Why? Too much emphasis on winning and not enough focus on training baseball players. The 3-DVD's videos will give you and your entire youth baseball league a real live on-camera system to follow in order to properly approach youth baseball with the greatest return on investment. JUST RELEASED 3-DVD Set Volume Series on How to Revolutionize Coaching Youth Baseball A Virtual COACHING CLINIC on your own TV or DVD Player DVD Video Topics in Brand New Player Development Series Comments? Ideas, Feedback?I’d love to hear form you . Just reply to this zine and tell what you think! I’m here to help where I can!When you have a minute and want to know more check out my INFORMATIVE fabulous baseball coaching books...
Super Simple Guide to Coaching Youth Baseball Dave Holt |
| Back to Back Issues Page |